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April 20, 2007, 12:30 |
Info about CFX
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I am novice to CFD and don't know much about CFX. Need to know the following ? Please comment in short.
I know structural, thermal, electromagnetic analysis can be done in Ansys Workbench. Is CFX a special module of Ansys Workbench? Does it need to integrate with Ansys Workbench to bring up the fluid boundary condition icons or CFX is just a mesher? Thanks, Dip |
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April 22, 2007, 13:15 |
Re: Info about CFX
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CFX mesh does meshing for you. But CFX is used for everything else, pre-processing (except meshing ofcourse!), processing and post-processing.
It is not part of the workbench, but workbench can be used as a tool to launch CFX , and in order to create a whole project. |
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May 3, 2007, 15:33 |
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Thank you, Omer !
If you can please search my new question posted May 03, 2007 about operating the BladeGen and TurboGrid. |
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